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He was named to his fourth Pro Bowl in a row after the season.He was ranked the 14th best player in the league by his peers on the NFL Top 100 Players of 2011. On August 20, 2011, <mask> signed an 8-year, $120 million contract with the Cards, tying him with Richard Seymour as the fifth highest paid player in the NFL at the time. In Week 2, <mask> had seven catches for 133 yards and a touchdown in a 22–21 loss to Washington. He had eight catches for 102 yards in a 31– 27 loss to the New York Giants. He had seven reception for 146 yards and two touchdown in a 21–17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10. He was the offensive player of the week. He had seven catches for 149 yards and a touchdown against the San Francisco 49ers in Week 14.He had six catches for 105 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Cincinnati on Christmas Eve. He had nine catches for 149 yards in the regular season finale against Seattle. The 8–8 record was not good enough for the playoffs. <mask> had another stellar season, catching 80 passes for 1,411 yards and eight touchdown and setting a personal record of 18.6 yards per catch. <mask> was an All-Pro second team selection as well as his sixth Pro Bowl selection. He was the seventh best player in the league among his peers, according to the NFL Top 100 Players of 2012 list. <mask> had four catches for 63 yards in a 20–16 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.He scored his first touchdown of the season two weeks later in a 27–6 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles. He had nine catches for 114 yards and a touchdown in the game and was named the offensive player of the week. He scored his last touchdown of the season against the Green Bay Packers on November 4. In the 28–13 loss to the Chicago Bears in the last game of the regular season, he had eight catches for over 100 yards. As a whole, <mask> had 71 catches for 798 yards and four touchdown as the Cards went 5–11 and missed the playoffs. He has been to the Pro Bowl for six years in a row. He was ranked 22nd by his fellow players on the list.<mask> was one of three nominees for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award after the 2012 football season. <mask> turned 30 in the off-season. He had eight catches for 80 yards and a touchdown against the Rams. He topped 100 yards in the sixth game of the season against the San Francisco 49ers. He had six catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. He had five reception for 52 yards and two touchdown against the Indianapolis Colts. <mask> caught all 12 of his targets for 96 yards and a touchdown in a 30–10 victory over the Rams.He had six catches for 113 yards in the regular season finale. On the season, <mask> had 955 yards and ten touchdown catches as the Cards improved to a 10–6 record from the previous season of 5–11. They missed out on the playoffs. He was named to the Pro Bowl seven times in a row. He was ranked 38th by his peers on the list. <mask> was a part of the offense. The team's overall performance was hampered by the lack of stability at the quarterback position, as four different quarterbacks saw time for the team that year.He was in his 11th professional season. He had one reception for 22 yards. He had six catches for 98 yards in the fifth game of the season against Washington, his first touchdown of the season. On October 26 against the Philadelphia Eagles, he had seven receptions for a season-high 160 yards and a touchdown, which was a career-high 80 yard reception, to earn his third career NFC Offensive Player of the Week award. He had nine catches for 112 yards against the Rams. <mask> had 63 catches for   784 yards and two touchdown as the Cards went 11–5 and returned to the playoffs. In the Wild Card Round, <mask> had three catches for 31 yards.He was ranked by his peers on the list. <mask> signed a new multi-year contract on February 18, 2015, worth at least $11 million over the next two seasons. In the 48–23 victory over the Chicago Bears in Week 2, <mask> had 112 receiving yards and caught three touchdown passes, the first time he accomplished the feat during the regular season in his career. He was named the offensive player of the week for the fourth time in his career. He had nine reception for 134 yards and two touchdown against the 49ers. He had ten catches for 130 yards against Seattle. On the same day as the 11th and 12th players to reach this milestone, he became the youngest player to reach 1,000 career catches.He had a receiving touchdown in the last two games of the regular season against Green Bay and Seattle. TheNFC West was won by theCardinals with a 13–3 record. <mask> had a season in which he had over a thousand yards and nine touchdown. <mask> was selected to the Pro Bowl for the ninth time. He was ranked 27th on the list. On January 16, 2016 <mask> helped his quarterback Carson Palmer record his first playoff win with eight catches for a franchise-record 176 yards in a game against the Green Bay Packers. <mask> had a 75-yard reception to open overtime, and a five-yard reception from Palmer two plays later, which resulted in a 26–20 win.He had four catches for 30 yards in the playoffs. The season ended with a loss. <mask> signed a one-year contract extension with the Cards on August 5, 2016 <mask> became the 10th player to reach 100 career touchdown catches in the season opening loss to New England on NBC Sunday Night Football. He had six reception for 81 yards and two touchdown in the 33–21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the fifth game of the season. In a 23–20 victory against the 49ers on November 13, he had 12 reception for 132 yards. He had five catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in the final game of the season, a 44–6 victory over the Los Angeles Rams.The team finished with a 7–1 record and missed the playoffs. At the end of the 2016 season, <mask> led the league in receiving yards with 1,023 and had six receiving touchdown. He ended the season ninth all-time in receiving yards and moved from 11th to 3rd on the all-time career reception list. He was named to the Pro Bowl for the tenth time. He was ranked 45th by his peers. The retirements of Steve Smith and Anquan Boldin at the end of 2016 made <mask> the career leader in reception and receiving yards among active players. <mask> had 149 receiving yards on 13 reception, which tied his career high, and a touchdown in a 28–17 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, his highest output in almost three years.His 13 reception performance in Week 2 was the most by a player in a single game this season. He caught a 19-yard touchdown pass from Palmer in overtime to defeat the San Francisco 49ers by a score of 18–15. In Week 6 of the season, <mask> had 10 catches for 138 yards and a touchdown, and 10 catches for 113 yards in Week 10 of the season. <mask> signed a one-year contract extension with the Cards worth $11 million. <mask> had 10 reception, his fourth game in double digits, for 98 yards and his fifth touchdown in the 32–16 loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Against the New York Giants in Week 16, he had nine catches for 118 yards and a touchdown. He completed a 21-yard pass in the victory.He finished second in the NFL with 1,156 receiving yards and tied his career-best with109 catches. <mask> was named to the Pro Bowl for the 11th time. Doug Baldwin would replace <mask>. The 8–8 record was not good enough for the playoffs. He was ranked 27th on the list. <mask> had seven catches for 76 yards in the first week of the season. He did not reach 50 yards in any of his next six games and did not record a touchdown reception until a Week 7 loss to the Denver Broncos on Thursday Night Football.He had eight catches for 102 yards with a touchdown and a two-point conversion in the 18–15 victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Week 8. <mask> reached 15,952 career receiving yards in the Week 10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, moving him to second on the all-time list behind Jerry Rice. In Week 11 against the Oakland Raiders, <mask> made two catches for 23 yards which were both touchdown. In the 14th week of the season, <mask> set an NFL record for most catches with one team. The gloves he wore in that game were sent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In the Week 16 loss to the Los Angeles Rams, <mask> threw the first touchdown pass of his career, a 32-yard pass to David Johnson. <mask> had six catches for 53 yards.He finished the season as the leading receiver with 69 catches for 734 yards and six touchdown catches. <mask> was ranked 60th by his peers. <mask> signed a one-year contract extension with the Cards on January 23, 2019. In Week 1 against the Detroit Lions, <mask> caught eight passes for 113 yards and one touchdown from Kyler Murray. He had five catches for 104 receiving yards in a 23–17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 2, his first back-to-back games with over 100 receiving yards. In a Week 4 27–10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, he passed Tony Gonzalez for second-most career receptions in NFL history. Christian Kirk emerged as the team's first option in his second year, as <mask> averaged just 41.9 yards on 4.4 receptions for a total of three touchdown in the 12 games from Weeks 3 to 17.<mask> re-signed with the Cards on January 15, 2020 for $11 million. <mask> was placed on the reserve list after testing positive for the virus and was activated on December 8. <mask> played in 13 games in the 2020 season. He had a career-low 54 catches for 409 receiving yards and one touchdown in the season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles. He was believed to be the first reporter to cover his own son in a Super Bowl. Carol died of a brain hemorrhage while being treated for breast cancer. An order of protection was filed against <mask> after he was accused of domestic violence.<mask> fulfilled a promise he made to his mother when he completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Phoenix. He is a paid spokesman for the University of Phoenix. <mask> has traveled to nearly 100 countries. He has two children. <mask> spoke at the memorial service for John McCain in Phoenix. <mask> bought a minority stake in the NBA's Phoenix Suns on January 22, 2020. <mask> is the second active player behind Rodgers to hold an ownership stake in an NBA team.He has become more involved with the Suns since the beginning of the year, having developed a long-standing friendship with franchise owner Robert Sarver. His role with the franchise involves him being an advisor and resource for the Suns' business and basketball staff, as well as being a player advisor for both the Suns and Phoenix Mercury. <mask> has invested in up to 50 companies. <mask> turned his passion for seeing the world into a travel business that he operates, hosting trips in a number of areas around the world. <mask> established the "Larry Fitzgerald First Down Fund" to help kids and their families by funding positive activities for kids during the summer and throughout the year, supporting kids and families in crisis and supporting health-related organizations that work with families. Each summer, the First Down Fund holds youth football camps in Arizona and Minnesota. Five schools in Minneapolis and four schools in Phoenix were given tablets and equipment by <mask> and Lenovo in May of last year.The Minneapolis Park and Recreation received a donation from the First Down Fund to improve the basketball court at Rev Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Park. The court received new equipment. New helmets were given to 1,000 kids in the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation football program. The "Carol Fitzgerald Memorial Fund" was established in honor of <mask>'s mother, who died of breast cancer. The organization supports causes that <mask>'s mother cared about, such as educating urban youth about HIV/AIDS and breast cancer issues. Every October, he makes donations to breast cancer organizations based on his touchdown and reception during the month, as part of his role as an NFL spokesman for the league's breast cancer awareness initiative. He received the 14th annual Pro Football Weekly Arthur S. Arkush Humanitarian Award.<mask> has made five USO tours to visit soldiers overseas and raised money for injured and critically ill members of the U.S. military. <mask> received an award from the NFL Players Association. The award was established to honor a leader in the sports industry whose life and family have been touched by cancer, and who encourages cancer research, prevention and treatment through awareness and philanthropy. <mask> was selected to receive the Henry P. Iba Citizen Athlete Male Recipient, which was created in 1994 to recognize an influential male and female premiere athlete for their success in their sport and for being a positive role model who gives back to their communities. <mask> received the Heritage Award from the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry due to his commitment to improving the lives of Arizonans. <mask> was on the cover of a video game. 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texts: Charlotte Bront's husband was <mask>. For the last nine months of Charlotte's life, she was married to the man who was one of Patrick Bront's curates. He spent the rest of his life in the shadows after caring for Patrick Bront. He left the ministry and returned to Ireland. One of the ten children born to William and <mask> was a member of the Anglican Church of Ireland. His uncle, <mask>, was the head of the Royal Free School. Trinity College, Dublin, where he graduated in 1844, was where he entered in 1836.In June, the assistant curate to Patrick Bront was made a reverend by the church. Charlotte said that he was a respectable young man who read well and that she hoped he would give her satisfaction. Although he visited the poor of the parish practically every afternoon, he was considered to be strict and conventional, and in 1847 he carried out a campaign to prevent women from hanging their washing out to dry in the cemetery. Charlotte said that while he was away on holiday in Ireland, many people hoped he wouldn't come back. He and Charlotte had a friendly exchange of letters when he began to develop closer relations with her. The funeral service of Emily Bront was conducted by him. Charlotte was asked for her hand in marriage on December 13, 1852.Charlotte's father refused to approve the union because he didn't think a poor Irish pastor would be bold enough to suggest marrying his famous daughter. After announcing his intention to leave for Australia as a missionary, he later changed his mind despite collecting references and a farewell gift from the parish. He had several secret meetings with Charlotte while he was in another parish. In February 1854 her father gave his permission for the visits after little by little Charlotte became persuaded. On June 29, 1854, <mask> and Charlotte were married in a church. Margaret Wooler, Charlotte's former schoolmistress, led her to the altar after Patrick Bront decided not to attend the ceremony. After honeymooning in Wales and Ireland, they returned to live with Charlotte's father.In the nine months after Charlotte's death, <mask> became the copyright holder of her works, making him an occasionally defensive and reluctant curator of her memory until the early twentieth century. In the months after the announcement of her death, public interest in his wife, which began with the pseudonymously published Jane Eyre in 1847 and the public revelation of her true identity in 1850, rocketed. As press speculation about Charlotte's private life became more intense and inaccurate Patrick Bront requested the help of Charlotte's friend Elizabeth Gaskell to correct the distortions in the form of an authorized biography. As it would require <mask> to grant Gaskell permission to quote directly from Charlotte's personal letters, he was reluctant to participate. He wrote furious letters to newspapers to defend Gaskell's depiction of Charlotte Bront's miserable school days against the teachers who felt they had been unfairly portrayed. The biography was withdrawn and re-issued twice with correction, which only served to stoke the public's imagination. Although he was expected to succeed Patrick as the minister, the church trustees voted against him and he resigned.He moved back to Ireland after putting the contents of the Parsonage up for auction in October of 1861. Charlotte's friend, Ellen Nussey, accused <mask> of being the "wicked man who was the death of Charlotte". Mary Taylor accused Ellen Nussey of putting pressure on Charlotte to give up her choice. Elizabeth Gaskell said that Charlotte would never have been happy but with an "ambitious, rigid, law-giving, passionate man". The two servants at the parsonage believed that Charlotte and <mask> were happy together. Charlotte wrote to Ellen Nussey during her honeymoon, but on December 26, 1854 she wrote that <mask> was her dearest boy. After the deaths of Charlotte and Patrick, he returned to Ireland to live with his aunt and her daughter.He refused to co-operate with would-be biographers who wanted to exploit his connection to the Bronts. They were well-known as popular and significant novelists and subjects of books and articles. In 1876, he broke his silence in protest. In 1895, Clement Shorter agreed to give him unlimited access to his Bront archive after he quoted Charlotte's writings without his permission. Shorter convinced Ellen Nussey to sell her letters to one of his associates in order to safeguard them for future generations. Shorter began re-selling the letters after obtaining the collection from Nicholls. In December 1906, <mask> Nicholls died of bronchitis.In 1907, 1914 and 1916, his inheritance was sold by his widow. The Bront manuscripts, personal possessions, furniture and artwork which <mask> brought from Haworth in 1861 were contained in these lots. The portrait of the three sisters by Branwell, and the quarter of a destroyed group portrait, also by Branwell, were released as likenesses of the Bronts that had been thought lost. Most of the collection has been returned to the Bront family museum. Further reading Clooney, Pauline is included in the References Footnotes Bibliography. Merdog Books re-imagines Charlotte and <mask>'s honeymoon in Ireland and Wales. There is a fictional account of <mask> <mask>' relationship with Charlotte Bront.There were 19th-century Irish people and 20th-century Irish people who died from bronchitis.

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texts: <mask> is an American musician, singer, guitarist, and narrator of Ghost Town: 24 Hours in Terlingua. He performs with his band mates. His father gave him his first guitar when he was seven. He was taught how to play it by his mother, an English professor. I learned everything by listening and watching. <mask> lived in Ft. Worth for seven years but was raised in Virginia. He was a student at the Woodberry Forest School.He began writing in his teens. While studying English and Spanish at the University of Arizona, he started performing his own songs at a downtown beer garden. He returned to Texas and his father's "little bitty ranch house crammed with 10,000 books". He left for San Antonio, where he worked as a house painter, actor, bartender, and sometimes singer. A friend in San Antonio encouraged McMurtry to enter the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk contest. McMurtry was able to send a demo tape to Mellencamp because he was starring in a film based on a script by McMurtry's father. Too Long in the Wasteland was the debut album of McMurtry.McMurtry was a part of the soundtrack of Falling from Grace, working with John Prine, Joe Ely, and Dwight Yoakam. McMurtry released two more albums, Candyland and Where'd You Hide the Body. St. Mary of the Woods was brought in 2002 by Walk Between the Raindrops. McMurtry released a tour album in 2004. One of McMurtry's most popular songs is featured on both St. Mary of the Woods and Live in Aught- Three. McMurtry's first studio album in three years was released in 2005. Childish Things won the song and album of the year at the 5th Annual Americana Music Awards.<mask>'s song "We Can't Make It Here" criticized George W. Bush, the Iraq War, and Wal-mart. "We Can't Make It Here" was the best song of the 2000s according to Robert Christgau. Childish Things was McMurtry's follow-up album. The song "Cheney's Toy" is McMurtry's most direct criticism of George W. Bush so far. "Cheney's Toy" was a free download like "We Can't Make It Here" from the previous album. On February 24, 2015, <mask>'s ninth album, Complicated Game, was released on an L.A. record label. The album scored 87 on Metacritic.In the McMurtry canon, the lead single "How'm I Gonna Find You Now" and other tracks have become mainstays. McMurtry's take on the late busker's song "Big Things" was included in Cold and Bitter Tears: The Songs of Ted Hawkins. McMurtry's version of "Comfort's Just a Rifle Shot Away" is in Dreamer: A tribute to Kent Finlay, which was released in early 2016 on Eight 30 Records. McMurtry contributed his rendition of "Screen Door" to Highway Prayer: A tribute to Adam Carroll, as well as "Grandpa's Promise" to the satirical album Floater: A tribute to Gary Floater. McMurtry performed at the Folk Music Festival. McMurtry started streaming live acoustic performances a week on Facebook and YouTube because of restrictions on touring and live music imposed by the coronaviruses. After using this platform to premiere new songs, a new album, The Horses and the Hounds, was announced on June 9, 2021."Canola Fields" was released to streaming services at the time of the announcement. The album was reviewed positively and scored an 81 on Metacritic. Stephen said of the record, "McMurtry sounds more engaged here, more focused, and more generous to his hard-luck characters." McMurtry and The Heartless Bastards play a midnight set at The Continental Club on Wednesday nights after Jon Dee Graham, another Austin roots rock musician. McMurtry's son has performed with his father. One on One with <mask> Interview and Live Performance on Chicago TV show "Corporate Country Sucks" The song "Poor Lost Soul" from Too Long in the Wasteland was written by American country singer-songwriters.

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texts: <mask>, known as <mask>Scoop" <mask>, was an American sports journalist whose works were a regular feature in venerable sports magazines. <mask> went on to a sports reporting career after earning his nickname "Scoop" for reporting in 1930 that golfing legend Bobby Jones would be retiring from active competition. <mask> was the proprietor of the fur clothing manufacturer Gordon & Furguson, Inc. <mask> lived with his parents, an older sister, and two servants in St. Paul at the time of the 1920 United States Census. <mask> was a writer for the school newspaper Now and Then. <mask> was a better writer than F. Scott Fitzgerald, according to the school's headmaster. <mask> graduated from Princeton University in 1933.He was a reporter for The Daily Princetonian. The nickname "Scoop" was given to him in 1930 when he was the first to report that Bobby Jones was retiring from the sport. <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He joined the Chicago Daily News as a sports writer. He was in the United States Marine Corps for 26 months during World War II. He was a combat correspondent in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The story about the U.S. Army baseball team that spent six months at Guadalcanal was published in The Sporting News.After two years of combat, Sergeant <mask> was returned to Minneapolis, where he worked for a time as a U.S. Marine recruit. On April 26, 1945, <mask> married the daughter of a Smith graduate who had been teaching at the University of Minnesota and worked in the American Red Cross during World War II. <mask> was a sports reporter for the Chicago Daily News after the war ended. <mask> was one of the leading sports writers in the United States. Almost 250 of <mask>'s works were published in The Sporting News between 1946 and 1976. Baseball Digest, the oldest continuously-published baseball magazine in the United States, featured <mask>'s baseball writings from 1949 to 1970. <mask> was one of the journal's first writers.<mask> worked at the sports desk for the Minneapolis Star, the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and the Villager newspapers. He wrote about the Minnesota Twins baseball team. The US men's ice hockey team won the gold medal at the 1960 Olympics. After a long career, he retired from writing for the Villager. <mask> and his wife were married for 61 years and had three boys. Both <mask> and Adelaide died in December of 2008. Sports Illustrated, the Star Tribune and his college newspaper all reported his passing.<mask> wrote thousands of articles on subjects ranging from baseball to hockey. Charles (The Man) Comiskey II Gets the Presidency as 21st Birthday Gift, The Sporting News, November 27, 1946 is a small sample of his works.

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texts: The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), better known in the West as the Hare Krishna movement, was founded by <mask>. <mask>a Goswami is a writer, poet, and artist. One of the eleven disciples selected to initiate future disciples was <mask>a Goswami. One of the first Westerners to be dained by Bhaktivedanta Swami was <mask>a Goswami. He is a Vaishnava writer, poet, and lecturer, who has published over a hundred books including poems, memoirs, essays, novels, and studies based on the Vaishnava scriptures. He was born to Italian Roman Catholic parents in Staten Island, New York and attended Brooklyn College. In July 1966 he met A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami.Satsvarupa understood "to be yoga" when Bhaktivedanta Swami assigned him typing tasks. He was ordination in the new movement on September 23, 1966. After the death of Bhaktivedanta, he was one of eleven disciples selected to become a guru. His writings were translated into over forty languages by the Bhaktivedanta Book Trust. He was asked to complete a number of works by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami. His books include a biography, a collection of anecdotes, and a lecture on the significance of Bhaktivedanta's death. In his book Life With the Perfect Master, he describes a seven-month period in 1974 when he was Bhaktivedanta's personal servant.He was the most senior member of the movement. He was appointed as a representative. He was one of the original members of the Governing Body Commission created by Bhaktivedanta in 1970 to take over the management of ISKCON. Satsvarupa dasa was the ISKCON secretary for the first year after it was incorporated. He was one of the devotees who worked outside to support the temple. ISKCON Boston and ISKCON Press were later registered as Bhaktivedanta Book Trust. In 1972 Satsvarupa was asked by Bhaktivedanta Swami to accept the order of sannyasa.He accepted all of the original married men, including Hridayananda dasa Goswami. The title "Goswami" was given to him and other followers by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami. Among other Eastern religious teachers, he is listed as an active promoter of ahimsa. Traveling sankirtana parties were used to preach Main activities in the United States. The Library Party headed by him in the mid-1970s was active in establishing distribution network mainly to the Universities of the United States, with some members of the team such as Bhakti Tirtha Swami and Suhotra Dasa traveling as far as Eastern. In 1974, Satsvarupa dasa Goswami was asked by Bhaktivedanta Swami to join him as a traveling GBC servant. The Back to Godhead was a project that required a lot of both contribution and supervision.The editor in chief was <mask> dasa <mask>, who was one of the main contributors to the magazine. <mask> dasa Goswami was one of the eleven Governing Body Commissioners who assumed duties and services after the death of Bhaktivedanta Swami. Ireland was added to the preaching areas in the United States and Caribbean in 1982. There is still controversy surrounding the title of "Guru-Acarya" and the assumption of equal status to Bhaktivedanta Swami. As per recorded instructions of the "Founder-Acarya," <mask> <mask> <mask> was one of the pioneers who attempted to reform the system by assuming more humble and appropriate role of a guru. Many devotees adopted the mannerisms of Bhaktivedanta Swami despite the fact that imitation resulted in curious side-effects. Among the older American devotees who now speak with an Indian accent and display many of Bhaktivedanta Swami's gestures like turning one's head or moving one's hand in a certain way, this remained evident.He took part in a controversial acarya system in a position of an Acharya and initiated reform of a high standard of worship. In 1986– 1987 a number of senior members and newly appointed GBC members with the support of <mask> <mask> Goswami reformed ISKCON guru system. He was the most vocal in the cause of reform. <mask> <mask> Goswami recorded this period in his book. Up until the end of the century, a new ISKCON guru system was further developed. In 1999 the Governing Body Commission confirmed that he was a member of the Governing Body of ISKCON. He traveled throughout Europe in the 1990s, but mostly preached in Ireland and the UK.His devotional life has included the creation of hundreds of paintings, drawings, and sculptures that capture and express the artist's vision of Krishna consciousness. A Poor Man Reads the Bhagavatam is his latest literary work. In 2002 he suffered a physical and emotional collapse from chronic headaches that required immediate medical intervention and treatment. He consulted with the official governing body of the Krishna consciousness society. He continued in the sannyasa order and as an ISKCON guru after the consultation with the GBC. After a period of health recovery, Satsvarupa dasa Goswami took residence in the East Coast United States where he is engaging in a number of preaching activities, such as regular lecturing and traveling to the holy. His main service is commenting and answering disciples' questions on the Bhaktivedanta Purports being published as the volumes of A Poor Man Reads the Bhagavatam and daily online journal.There are links to External links 1939 births Living people American male biographers American Hare.

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texts: <mask> was born in Manhattan, New York. He is the president and chief operating officer of the company. A well-known philanthropist in the Central Florida area, he was named the Central Floridian of the Year in 2011. Jack and <mask> had a son named Jack who was born in 1939. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University in 1961. He became a first lieutenant in the United States Army after three years in Germany and South Korea. Jack and <mask>, a descendant of Russian Jewish immigrants, have devoted significant resources to the local Jewish community.He began his career as a convention salesman in New York City. He worked at a number of hotels, including the New Yorker Hotel. The Walt Disney Company had a director of hotel planning. During the height of the oil crisis in the 70's, the Quality Inn on International Drive in Southwest Orlando was purchased by <mask>. In order to market his hotel, he traveled to New England and met with several motor coach companies. One company offered him a return trip ride with a couple if he would provide them accommodations in Florida. The beginning of the hotel was marked by that purchase.His first resort was the 1501-room Rosen Shingle Creek. The Red Roof Inn International Drive and the Clarion International Drive were purchased by the same person. He consolidated the two hotels under the name of the Midpointe Hotel, bringing the total number of hotels in the area to eight. The company's other hotels are connected to the Orange County Convention Center's West Building, and include the 800-room Rosen Plaza. International Drive is where all of them are located. There is a hotel next to Disney World. There are eight hotels and resorts owned and operated by Rosen Hotels & Resorts.The company has over 4,500 employees and is valued at over $500 million. The Tangelo Park Program was created in 1993 to benefit an impoverished community of the same name. The three-pronged program includes his promise of college scholarships for members of the community who are accepted to Vocational school, college or university in the state of Florida. A parent resource center is included in the program. More than 200 college degrees have been awarded through this program. For the past ten years, he has funded an alternative spring break for about a dozen Cornell students who wish to spend their vacation in Orlando, staying in one of his hotels and mentoring students who live in Tangelo Park. The program that was announced in the spring of 2016 was five times larger than the Tangelo Park Program.The program started with people who graduated high school. The Orange County Public Schools Academic Center for excellence in Parramore, which opened in August of last year, was funded by <mask>. The salaries of 48 teachers and aides, as well as the salaries of two directors, are funded by the company. Three annual scholarships to the school to be shared by Tangelo Park and Parramore high school graduates were announced in November of last year. In 2002, the University of Central Florida received an $18 million donation from <mask>. He funds a lot of scholarships for students at the college. Medical supplies and personal hygiene items have been sent to Haiti for years.More than 200 water purification devices were funded by the Water for Haiti event. More than 100 homes were rebuilt after they were damaged in the hurricanes. The Bob Graham Center for Public Service Citizen of the Year award was given to <mask> in 2016 for his work with Tangelo Park. He was named the most influential person in tourism by the magazine. The Philanthropist of the Year award was given by the Orlando Business Journal. The <mask> Rosen Philanthropy Award was given to him by the International Drive Chamber of Commerce. Each year, it is given to someone who exemplifies his passion for philanthropy.He is a charter member of the University of Central Florida Board of Trustees. The Tangelo Park Program 1939 births Living people Jewish American philanthropists American chief executives of travel and tourism industry companies American hoteliers Business people from New York City

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texts: The son of Stalin's first wife, who died nine months after his birth, was the eldest of the three legitimate children. His father left the child to be raised by his late wife's family when he was a young revolutionary. The son of a leading figure in the Bolshevik government was brought to Moscow when he was fourteen years old. Stalin didn't like him and he tried to commit suicide several times as a child. Two of <mask>'s children reached adulthood. After studying to become an engineer, he was forced by his father to enroll in training to be an officer in the army. The Soviet Union was invaded by Nazi Germany in 1941.He was imprisoned by the Germans and died at the concentration camp in 1943 after his father refused to make a deal to release him. Georgia was born in Baji, a village in the Governorate of the Russian Empire in Georgia. His mother was a descendant of minor Georgian nobility. His father was a revolutionary and was from Gori. Stalin called him "Patsana" after he was born. A few months after his birth, his father was involved in a high-profile Tiflis bank robbery, and the three of them fled to Baku to avoid arrest. They rented aTartar house with a low ceiling on the Bailov Peninsula, just outside the city.They returned to Tiflis in October of that year after Svanidze died of typhus. Ioseb left Tiflis immediately after her death, abandoning 8-month-old Iakob to be raised by his Svanidze relatives. Ioseb would not return to visit his son for several years and Iakob would be raised by his aunts. He was brought to Moscow to live with his father. His half-siblings were born after he moved. It was difficult for <mask> as he did not understand Russian and his father was hostile to him. It is not clear why Stalin had hostility to his son, but it is believed that he reminded Stalin of Svanidze, which was one of the happier times in Stalin's life.In Stalin's apartments at the Amusement Palace, he slept in the dining room. Nadezhda Alliluyeva, his step- mother, was six years older than him and was close to his half-siblings. Stalin did not initially allow him to study at the university, but he was admitted in 1930 at the age of 23. After graduating from the Institute of Transport in 1935, he worked as a chimney-sweep engineer at an electric plant factory named after his father. He graduated from the academy on May 9, 1941. His first serious relationship was with the daughter of an Orthodox priest. The man made it known that he wanted to marry the girl who was sixteen at the time.Stalin became enraged at the idea and after a suicide attempt, shot himself in the chest and narrowly missed his heart. Stalin is said to have said "He can't even shoot straight" while Alliluyeva and Svetlana helped. The couple eventually married and moved to Leningrad, though the couple spent a number of months in the hospital. A daughter was born on February 7, 1929, but she died eight months later of pneumonia, and her parents split up. The daughter of the First Secretary of the Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic was rumored to be marrying the man after he returned to Moscow. She married a conductor who earned ridicule from Stalin because she was shy around her. His next girlfriend was a student at the Moscow Aviation School.After they became engaged, she returned to her home in the Stalingrad Oblast. Golysheva's son, Yevgeny, was born on January 10, 1936. Stalin never recognised Yevgeny as his grandson, but Dzugashvili ensured he took his surname after learning of his son in 1938. The couple was married by a well-known Jewish dancer. After meeting Meltzer at a reception in a restaurant, <mask> fought with her second husband, who was an aide to the brother-in-law of Stalin. They were married. According to Historian Mikls Kun, Meltzer must have been tempted to gain entry into Stalin's court by means of her marriage, though this did not work due to the animosity between Stalin and <mask>.Their only child, daughter Galina, was born the day before they were legally married. On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany and its allies launched the invasion of the Soviet Union. Stalin made sure that Artyom Sergeyev, his adopted son, went to the front lines. During the Battle of Smolensk, he was a lieutenant in the 14th Howitzer Regiment of the 14th Tank Division. According to Sergeyev, the Germans surrounded <mask>'s battery. The order to retreat was given. <mask> did not follow the order.I tried to get him to allow the battery to retreat, but he said he was the son of Stalin. According to other sources, the Soviet prisoners gave up <mask> because they hated the Soviet system. The Russian archives show that he surrendered willingly. The Germans announced the capture of a person. The idea that Stalin's son had surrendered was seen as a disgrace because he had previously ordered no soldiers to surrender. He suspected that someone had betrayed him because he was angry that he had not killed himself. Stalin had Meltzer arrested because she was suspicious of her motives and the idea that she surrendered.With Meltzer in jail, Svetlana took care of Galina. The prisoner of war tried to pass himself off as a soldier, but was soon recognised and given to the Abwehr for interrogation. During the interrogation, he openly criticized his division and other units of the Red Army, saying they were unprepared for the war and that military commanders behaved poorly. He felt that the United Kingdom had never helped anyone and that Germany was the only major empire left. Though his wife and her family were Jewish, he was openly anti-Semitic and claimed that Jews don't want to be workers, technicians, or peasant laborers. No one in our country respects the Jews. The Germans had a plan to spread propaganda against the Soviets.He was shown smiling while he was being held by the Soviets. He wrote a letter to Stalin shortly after he was captured. I was taken prisoner. I'm in good health. I will be going to a camp in Germany. I'm being treated well. I wish you good health.Greetings to all of you. "Yeda." On August 15, 1941, the official newspaper of the Red Army, Krasnaya Zvezda, announced that the Order of the Red Banner would be awarded to <mask> for his actions during the Battle of Smolensk. Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi Propaganda Minister, wanted to use him on Russian-language radio broadcasts. He was moved to a concentration camp after that failed to materialise. The son of Stalin was frequently visited by visitors who wanted to meet and photograph him, meetings which began to distress him. He got into physical altercations with the British prisoners.After Friedrich Paulus surrendered at the Battle of Stalingrad in February 1943, the Germans offered to exchange him for <mask>, but he specifically asked not to be exchanged for a field marshal. Stalin said, "Just think how many sons ended up in camps!" Who would swap them for Paulus? Were they worse than <mask>? There was a second proposal, with Hitler wanting to exchange <mask> for Hitler's nephew, but this was not accepted either. There was a death at the camp on April 14, 1943. One account says he ran into the electric fence and died.He had suicidal tendencies in his youth and it is probable that he committed suicide, as it has been suggested that he was shot by the Germans. Stalin stared at his photograph after hearing of his son's death and later said he was a real man. The years apart had made Galina distant from her mother, but Meltzer would be released in 1946 and re-united with her. The award of the Order of the Patriotic War, first class, was hidden from the family and they were not allowed to collect it. After the war, British officers in charge of captured German archives found the papers depicting the death of <mask>. The German records indicated that he was shot after he ran into an electric fence attempting to flee after an argument with the British prisoners. The British Foreign Office considered presenting the papers to Stalin as a gesture of sympathy.The idea was scrapped because the British and Americans didn't inform the Soviets that they had captured key German archives, which would have prompted them to inquire about the source of these records. There were people from Georgia who were executed by Germany and people from Imereti who were executed by the Soviets.

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texts: Professor Xlifzad ingiz Mzfr olu was born in Nukha in the Soviet Union. He has a son, three grandsons and a great granddaughter. In 1952, Khalifa-zade graduated from the Department of Geology. He received a Candidate of Science degree and a PhD in Mineralogy in 1955. He was the Head of Division and the acting head of the Institute of Geology in Makhachkala. In 1972, he obtained a Doctor of Science degree in Geology and Mineralogy from the Institute of Geology and Mineralogy, Moscow, Soviet Academy of Science, and in 1975, he received the rank of Professor of Geology and Mineral Deposits. The United Nation courses and training programs on Geology were headed by him in the 1980s.He was a scientific adviser for the Saatli Superdeep well. He was given a title of Honorable Geologist in 1980. He received the President of Azerbaijan's Medal of Progress in 2000. The 80th anniversary of the Azerbaijan State Oil Academy was celebrated by Heydar Aliyev. The Department of Mineralogy and Petrology at the Azerbaijan State Oil Academy has been headed by Khalifa-zade since 1981. He is the President of the Sedimentological Society of Azerbaijan and is also a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. The Russian Academy of Natural Sciences has a foreign member.In 1978, Khalifa-zade lectured at the University of London and Imperial College. He lectured at the Middle East Technical University (METU), Ankara, Turkey, in 1992, and was a visiting professor at the University of Cairo and University of Alexandria, Egypt, in 1991. He was a member of the delegations from the Soviet Union and Azerbaijan at DC, XI, XII, and XIV International Congresses on Sedimentology. More than 270 articles, 4 text-books and 5 monographs were authored by Publications Khalifa-zade. He co-authored the book Sredneiurskie otlozheniia vostoch. The Course of Lithology and Fascia, in-Azerbaijani, Maarif publishing house, was published in 1982. Secrets of the Moon, in-Azer, was published in 1982. M., Gyrbanof, V.E.A., Sediek, K. N., and others have been studying the oil rocks of the Middle Triassic. The Oil and gas Journal published a model of carbonate and fragmental collectors of Triassic and Upper Paleozoic rocks. The Oil and gas Journal was published in 1990. The alteration of clay minerals in large depth was written by Abbasov. The new data on the paleogeographic model of productive series basin on the base dissemination of turbidity sandy system within the South Caspian depression was published in The Science of Earth, 2001. A professor at the State Oil Academy. The VIAF has a Personal ID.This is a list of identities. The Azerbaijani Soviet Encyclopedia, 1987, Vol X, page 77, contains information on Khalifa-zade <mask> Muzafar oglu. The 55th anniversary of his professional activity coincides with the 80th anniversary of his birthday. A scientist from the Soviet and Azeri countries carries his research in Sedimentology. The Russian Academy of Science and Nauka Publishing house have a journal. The faculty of the State Oil and Industry University were born in 1931.


texts: The co-founder of the first all-female art gallery in America, A.I.R., is <mask>, an acclaimed feminist painter. There is a gallery. Her work can be found in many major museum collections, including the Whitney, the Museum of Modern Art, and the National Gallery in London. She has an all-female punk rock band named after her. <mask> discovered her interest in art at an early age and currently resides in New York, New York Education and early work. She was given art books with illustrations of works by Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres by her father, who brought her to art classes in Philadelphia. Her favorite artist is the one she likes the most, the one she likes the most is the one she likes the most is the one she likes the most is the one she likes the most is the one she likes the most is the one she likes the most is the one she likes theAttie graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Philadelphia College of Art in 1959. While in college, <mask> was primarily an abstract expressionist painter, but often recreated the likeness of photographs on her canvases. After completing her studies at the Philadelphia College of Art, <mask> went on to study at the Brooklyn Museum of Art School and the Art Students League. Feminism and A.I.R. are related. Gallery Attie's work in the 1960s received some attention, but gained a lot of attention after her involvement in A.I.R. There is a gallery. A.I.R., a non-profit cooperative gallery, was one of the first to feature the work of women artists.<mask> helped the group choose a gallery space and recruit members. In 1972 <mask> had her first solo show. She was able to rediscover her early passion for drawing. She helped to establish the international presence of the gallery and secured shows in Paris, Israel, and Japan. While still a member of A.I.R., <mask> began to solidify her personal style, which remained fairly consistent throughout her career. Some of her works contain pictures that were copied from other works. Some of the pictures have been taken from the background of earlier works.The quality of differing scale and short segments of text creates a cinematic quality throughout. The text and pictures do not contribute to a clear narrative, allowing the viewer to fill in the blanks left by the artist. Her multi-panel paintings explore depictions of the body in the history of art and critique the gender bias in the art world. By reanalyzing famous paintings, she emphasizes the hidden undertones within these works that degrade women previously unnoticed due to the male gaze with which they were originally painted. <mask>'s work addresses the concepts of originality and reproduction because she has meticulously painted well-known works but presented them in fragments or with other modifications. Attie's work is often characterized by her feminism. Feminism means no barriers between what a woman chooses to do and what is accepted by society and her family.She uses manipulated images of women that accentuate their vulnerability, often featuring lewd acts of a sexual nature, in her work. The Creative Artist Public Service Grant and the National Endowment for the Arts Grant were both given to <mask> <mask>. Her most recent exhibitions were at the P.P.O.W. There is a gallery in New York. Children engaged in actions which, while innocent, may be construed by adults as provocative or shameful; each work is accompanied by two panels of text. A photo of a boy kissing a horse was included in The Lone Ranger, a follow up to What Would Mother Say. The little boy was the Lone Ranger according to Attie.The inspiration for "The Lone Ranger" was <mask>'s statement that "All of my work is about our hidden selves, the part of us we don't want to share with others". If a little boy does something, he will grow up to be a hero. The little girls are doing the same thing. She was working on a series of paintings called the "Worst Case Scenarios". The Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, the National Gallery in London, and many others have <mask>'s paintings in their collections. The punk rock band Dottie Attie was formed in Portland, Oregon, in 2013 and is named after <mask>, who was in the National Academy in 2013). <mask> is wearing the band's t-shirts.<mask>, a prominent American commercial and fine art photographer, was Attie's first life partner and she had two sons, <mask> and <mask>. David Olan is a classical composer. People from Pennsauken Township, New Jersey are American women painters.

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texts: <mask> of Znojmo was a member of the Pemyslid dynasty and ruled as duke of Znojmo for twenty years. He was the second son of Duke Conrad I of Bohemia and his consort. Vratislaus II succeeded his brother Luitpold's father as the ruler of the Duchy of Bohemia. Conrad received his share after Spytihnv's death in 1061 and the accession of Vratislaus II to the throne. According to the principle of agnatic seniority, the ducal title passed to Luitpold's cousin, the son of the late Vratislaus II. Luitpold ruled in half of Moravia as his father Conrad I, though he was also co-ruler for all in this part with his elder. All of the Pemyslid dynasty's lines were associated with marriages with princesses of major royal and ducal dynasties.The principle of agnatic seniority meant that members of the Moravian dynasty were destined to take over the central throne. Luitpold ruled over southern Moravia as diarch for 20 years before he and Ulrich were evicted by the illegitimate Regency of Duke Bretislav II. Both fell out with the duke when he tried to take over the family business. Luitpold fought against the forces of Boivoj's father-in-law, the Babenberg margrave Leopold II of Austria. Boivoj's accession to the Prague throne was confirmed by Emperor Henry IV in 1100, but Luitpold and Ulrich had to return to Moravia and restore the duchy with the help of Austrian and Bavarian armed forces. They continued to rule in the two principalities of Brno and Znojmo after they returned. Luitpold's brother officially gave up his claim to the Prague throne after Henry IV gave him the rank and banner (vexillum) for their reign as Moravian dukes.Luitpold was once again involved in the successful rebellion against Duke Boivoj. <mask> and Ulrich were buried in the St. Procopius Church of the Benedictine abbey of Teb after establishing it as a mausoleum for the Brno-Znojmo branch of the Pemyslid dynasty. After his Znojmo principality passed to Ulrich, Luitpold died. He married Princess Ida of Babenberg, daughter of Margeve Leopold II of Austria and his consort Ida of Formbach, and had one son, Conrad II, who succeeded his father as Duke of Moravia. There is a history of the Rotunda of the Virgin Mary and St Catherine Conrad II. The Chronicle of the Czechs was translated by Lisa Wolverton. America Press is a Catholic university.There is an English word for Claustroneoburgensis. Barbara, MERAHAUTOV, Aneka, TETK, and Duan are included in the p. 612. Moravt Pemyslovci ve Znojemské rotund. Set out by Praha. In Czech, Wolverton, Lisa (2001). Hastening toward the Czech Republic. The University of Pennsylvania Press is in Philadelphia.REITINGER, LUK. There is a journal called ketrologia. Kosmova se vku. WehODA, Martin; REITINGER, Luk. Stedovku is a vrcholného stedovku. Matice moravsk, pp. GROSMANNOV is from the Czech Republic.There was medieval coinage in Moravia. There are treasures in Moravia. The Moravian Museum Press is in Brno. The Brunner Cosmas Handschrift, NA 35, 1910 was published in 1910. There is a book called "Die Hanthaler-Flschungen im Lilielnfelder Nekrolog am Beispiel der Schwestern des Heiligen Leopold". Eine Beitrag ist in Barocken Wischenschafts. MIG 112, pp.It was exact 347–365. TETK, Duan, and EMLIKA are in German. Pemyslovci. Budovn eského sttu. Lidové noviny, 2009, Praha : Nakladatelstv. Martin, 779 s. Morava v dob.Lidové noviny, 2010 : Nakladatelstv. .......... Zobrazen pemyslovsk genealogie. Kateiny ve Znojm a nkteré aspekty, in: Znojemsk rotunda. pp. MCHUROV, Zdeka was written in 2010. From the history of Moravia.In: GALUKA, Ludk; MITEK, Ji. The Museum Press has a book called Treasures of Moravia. 107–115 was written by emLIKA. Pemyslovci. Jak ili, vldli, umrali. Praha: Lidové noviny. A virtual tour of dukes and margraves genealogy tables can be found on the The Ducal Rotunda of the Virgin Mary and St Catherine web page.

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texts: <mask>. died on November 7, 2000 after a foot chase and altercation with the Cincinnati Police Department in the Roselawn neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. Owensby served in the Persian Gulf War for eight years. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 At the time of his death, he left behind a 9-year-old daughter and was survived by his parents and other siblings. He did not have a previous police record. US District Court Judge Spieghel held that the Cincinnati's City Council had failed to protect the prisoner's health. He held that the police were negligent in failing to follow procedure and Owensby died.The Council was sued for damages of US $4.5 million by the family of a man who died from police brutality. After almost two years of deliberations, the court decided on 16 March 2006 to settle the case for US $6.5 million with the <mask> family. At 8 pm on election day in 2000, <mask> was leaving the Sunoco Mini-mart in Bond Hill when he was stopped and searched by two police officers. They gave chase after he fled. <mask> was tackled by several officers and handcuffed after the struggle. He died when he was put into the police car. The two main officers were Robert 'Blaine' Jorg and Patrick Caton.During the investigation, several details came out through independent media inquiries and citizen testimony. None of the officers who were involved in the incident were convicted of criminal wrongdoing, but they were disciplined for various levels of neglect of duty. The Hamilton County Cononer's Office found that <mask> died from either a chokehold or officers piling on top of him. <mask> Jr.'s father, <mask> Jr.'s grandfather, wrote to the mayor of Cincinnati to say that he had been contacted by witnesses who claimed to have been harassed and intimidated by police and investigators. The Hamilton County Prosecutor stated that he was unaware of the letter but that he had met with the <mask> family to keep them updated. Caton was acquitted and Jorg's case ended in a mistrial in 2001. The <mask> family filed a federal lawsuit in 2001 accusing the police of violating <mask>'s civil rights.The 2001 Cincinnati Riots were caused by the Owensby incident and fueled the racial tension. <mask> was the twelfth black man to die in police custody. While the criminal trial was going on, Timothy Thomas was shot by Cincinnati Police Department Officer Steven Roach during a foot pursuit. The 2001 Cincinnati Riots were caused by rising tensions from the Owensby case and Thomas' death. The charges of manslaughter and assault were filed against the officers after <mask>'s death. Jorg or Caton may have caused <mask>'s death through improper use of force. Both Jorg and Caton shared the same evidence and witnesses, but neither officer was found to have caused his death.There was a lack of corroborating testimony in the trials of Jorg and Caton. A witness in the trial of Officer Jorg testified that he used a choke hold on Owensby while Jorg testified that he only held the head to protect him. The Coroner testified that Owensby died from mechanical asphyxiation but could not confirm that the body showed signs of being hit. There were conflicting evidence from police witnesses. The deputy coroner testified that <mask> was dead when placed in the police cruiser, but officers stated that he staggered as they led him to the car. Officer David Hunter stated that he saw Officer Caton punch <mask> as he lay on the ground handcuffed and swung at him in the cruiser but he was not supported by other officers testimony. Caton was found not guilty.Jorg's case ended in a mistrial after the jury couldn't decide if he was guilty or not. Jorg won't be retried by the prosecutor. There were 10 white and two black jurors who incited black activists and reinforced the views of the community. The Hamilton County Prosecutor refused to reopen the case because there was no new evidence. The material which could have been presented at the trial was not presented according to an article in Cincinnati CityBeat. Two witnesses who were not called to testify, and discrepancies in testimony by two officers regarding why they were present, were included in this. The <mask> family's lawsuit was scheduled to be heard on June 14.The <mask>s were allowed to proceed with their trial after the city appealed to the U.S. District Court. A jury could only determine that Owensby was not provided with the necessary medical care because the officers failed to fulfill their constitutional obligations. On March 17, 2006 the city and Owensby family reached a $6.5 million settlement after a federal judge found police had violated Owensby's civil rights by failing to provide medical care. The US Department of Justice continued to investigate whether any of the officers should face criminal charges under federal civil rights laws. The Federal lawsuit was brought on behalf of the Black men and their surviving family, who had died since 1995, by a group of individual civil claims against Cincinnati, the police force, and individual police as private citizens. They alleged racial profiling but made sure to emphasize a demand for behavioral change by the Cincinnati Police Department. The settlement was approved by a federal judge.It included a five-year effort to bring about reforms within the police department and residents were to be responsible for reducing crime in their neighbourhoods. The racial-profiling lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Cincinnati Black United Front alleged that police harassed and targeted African-Americans for decades. Cincinnati police began hearings into whether seven officers involved in the Owensby death should be disciplined. The officers were accused of neglect of duty, improper use of force, and failure of good behavior. T Caton was able to work for the police force again after winning his case against the decision to fire him. In early 2016 he was promoted to lieutenant. Jorg resigned from the Cincinnati police force just prior to being questioned in a local investigation and went on to work for another police force.He is a Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod pastor in Pennsylvania. The book 13 Minutes was written by Jorg. The documentary Cincinnati Goddamn was directed by Paul Hill. There is a documentary about police brutality, institutional racism, and the power of grassroots activism in Cincinnati, Ohio. African Americans shot dead by law enforcement officers in the United States are referred to as people from Cincinnati.

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texts: <mask> was elected as a member of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives for the party Open VLD in 2019. Early life and education <mask> grew up in Begijnendijk. She was an intern in a prison where she worked with inmates who were sentenced to lifelong sentences. She gained national fame when she was elected Miss Belgium in 1986, in particular, due to her rebellion during the Miss Universe election in Panama, where she refused to shake hands with the head of state, General Noriega. <mask> obtained a master's degree in clinical and adult psychology from the University of Brussels. After one of her first television appearances as Miss Belgium, Goedele was asked by the Dutch National TV to lead her own talkshow. This was the beginning of a long list of talkshows in Belgium and Holland named Goedele.<mask> was offered an exclusive contract when the first Flemish commercial broadcasting channel went on air. For more than 15 years, she was their leading lady with top rating talkshows on social and emotional topics and a very successful debate program. She sold her production company, Jok Foe, in 2007. She hosted shows for Dutch TV and the United Kingdom. <mask> graduated from the Medical Faculty Catholic University of Leuven in 2003 with a degree in Family and Sexologist Sciences. She worked at Rutgers as a policy advisor and sexologist from 1992 to 1996. She worked as a counselor and therapist.She applied her academic expertise to the world of media and television. Kofi Annan appointed Liekens a Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Population Fund. Since then, she has traveled the world to advocate for reproductive and sexual health rights with issues such as safe motherhood, women's empowerment, birth control, the challenge of vaginal fistulas, early marriage and the amelioration of sexual education in developing countries. She went to Botswana in 2001 to observe the consequences of HIV. She reported them to the UN and the European Parliament. She went to Afghanistan to help with the reproductive health of Afghan women. Fourteen episodes of a series on Strong Women were broadcast on national commercial TV.While Liekens continued to improve her knowledge as a sexologist, the topic of sex decreased in her television work. She still appeared as a sexologist on television shows, but the ones she presented were different. She hosted a debate program called "Recht van Antwoord" which covered numerous societal items, as well as presenting a couple of more generic talk shows. The British version of The Weakest Link was performed by Liekens in 2001. The quiz was taken off the screen. Liekens didn't like being a strict, severe quiz master as the format had asked her to be. Liekens sold her production company to Sanoma and then worked for a Belgian media group.She made programs for VT4 and later worked for VIJFtv. Her first project was a program called "Smarter Than A Ten Year Old?", which was a quiz in which adults had to answer questions originally made for ten year olds. She was the captain of the female team in The Strong Gender. Liekens signed an exclusive contract with the biggest Dutch commercial channel (RTL 4), where she was a weekly expert at their successful talk show. She appeared on The Worst Husband Ever as an expert on relationship counseling for couples on the verge of divorce. She co-hosted Sex Academy with Nicolette Kluijver. She hosted a couples retreat program in 2016 and 2017.Liekens presented a talkshow around Temptation Island. Liekens was asked by the British Channel 4 to create and present Sex in Class, a programme filming her while she was giving her typical comprehensive and open sex education, not only focusing on the dangers of sex but also discussing sexual pleasure. British students were shown to be lacking trustworthy information with regard to responsible and fun sexuality, a deficit which they intended to fill through porn. Liekens has advocated for an amelioration of sexual knowledge and education as a crucial part of reproductive health. She pleaded to broaden the curriculum of the British secondary education and its final qualifications by implementing a thorough and broad sexual educational package after watching Sex in Class. The show was controversial at first, but it was an enormous success and newspapers clamored for more of it. <mask> held the third place on the list of liberal party Open VLD when she announced her candidacy in the federal elections of 2019.She received over 16,000 preferential votes to be elected as a Member of the Chamber of Representatives. The Vagina Book and The Penis Book were two of the eight bestselling books published by Liekens. The Orgasm book, our sexbook, and The Sex Bibble followed. Her work for the UN led to the creation of Strong Women in 2010. She wrote columns for Playboy, Joepie, Goed Gevoel, Wendy, Margriet, and newspapers. The editorial office was led by Liekens and Danny Illegems. More than 70,000 copies of the fourth edition were sold.Sanoma had to cut expenses due to the switch to television. Liekens made another eight editions in 2012 and 2013 of a second magazine, named GDL, after withdrawing from Sanoma. <mask> <mask> had a leading role in several television shows. Liekens married Chris Cockmartin in 1996 and they have two daughters. Jok Foe was run by the couple until 2009, after they divorced. <mask> <mask> was portrayed as the character in the Van Rossem comic book. The comic book series De Geverniste Vernepelingskes was written by Urbanus and Jan Bosschaert.The Van Dale Dictionary officially registered the word'sukkelseks', which is roughly translated as 'clumsy sex'. 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texts: A Swiss-born American pianist, conductor, composer, and music educator named <mask> was born on February 24, 1877. After graduating from the Zrich Musikschule, he studied cello with Friedrich Hegar and piano with Robert Freund. He took composition lessons with Charles Blanchet. From 1897 to 1898, Ganz studied piano in Strasbourg, Berlin and Weimar, as well as composition in Berlin with Ferruccio Busoni. On 7 December 1899, he made his piano debut with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, and on 14 April 1900, he conducted the world premiere of his own symphony. 1 in the major. The Chicago Musical College invited Ganz to join the piano department after he was invited to Berlin.In 1900, Ganz moved to Chicago. He was a member of the board of directors of the Chicago Musical College from fall 1900 to spring 1905. On March 20, 1903, Ganz made his American orchestral debut as soloist with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Theodore Thomas. There is a concert at the auditorium theatre. On 5 March 1905, in a Chicago recital at the Music Hall, Fine Arts Building (Chicago), Ganz became the first pianist to perform Maurice Ravel's music (Jeux d'eau (Ravel)) in the United States. In the fall of 1905 to the spring of 1908, <mask> lived in New York City and began his concert tours throughout North America, Europe, and Cuba. The American premiere of Maurice Ravel's Oiseaux tristes and Barque sur l' ocean was played in New York in 1907.He moved to Berlin in 1908 to teach and concertize. He played first Berlin and London performances ofVincent d'Indy and Béla Bartk. His Berlin students included Chicago pianist Edward Joseph Collins. The piano rolls for Welte-Mignon and Duo- Art were recorded in 1913. At the outbreak of World War I in 1914, <mask> returned to New York City and taught at the Institute of Musical Art. In 1920, he conducted the New York Philharmonic in his own performance of the E-flat Major Piano Concerto, using the Aeolian Company's Duo-Art reproducing Weber grand piano and becoming the first pianist to conduct an orchestra for the concerto in which he played. He was the conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra from 1921 to 1927 and did a lot to raise it to the top rank.The fourth conductor of this orchestra was responsible for educating a new audience. The orchestra's first recordings, innovative children's and young people's concerts, as well as extensive spring tours to the Midwest, South, and Southwest were the sources for this new audience. Twenty-one percent of the music presented was first St. Louis performances. Maurice Ravel's Rapsodie and Gustav Mahler's symphony were included. Ottorino Respighi's Fountains of Rome is one of the works mentioned. The University of Missouri initiated him as a member of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music Fraternity in 1924. He was the president of the Chicago Musical College from 1934 to 1954.NBC sponsored the National Little Symphony from 1930 to 1933 to promote contemporary music. He was the leader of the Omaha Symphony Orchestra from 1936 to 1941. From 1939 to 1948 he was the permanent conductor of the Young People's Concerts with the New York Philharmonic and San Francisco Symphony. He was music director of the Grand Rapids Symphony in Grand Rapids, Michigan, from 1946 to 1948. On February 20, 1941, Ganz performed his PianoConcerto in E-flat major. It is the world premiere of 32 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Frederick Stock commissioned the work for the 50th anniversary of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.The Newberry Library is where most of the musical compositions are held. He was active in the promotion of new music. The works of Ferruccio Busoni, Christian Sinding, Charles Griffes, and Alexander Tcherepnin were dedicated to Ganz. He performed and conducted pieces by Pierre Boulez, John Cage and Arthur Honegger after receiving the Légion d'honneur of France in 1923. Ravel dedicated the third part of his work, "Scarbo", to him in gratitude, after thanking him for his performances of his work. New music was pioneered by Ganz as late as the 1960s. The early songs of Anton Webern were edited and published in three volumes.The donor of theMoldenhauer Archives, Hans Moldenhauer, had visited the LaBerge's in Chicago earlier that year. A number of original manuscripts were found in the attic of the Webern home. He told them to take whatever they wanted to perform. Fourteen songs were written for Webern when he was sixteen to twenty years old. The world premiere of the early Anton Webern songs was held at the First International Webern Festival during the Seattle World's Fair. During the 1930s and 1940s, John La Montaine (composer), Hans Moldenhauer (pianist, Alkan scholar, and professor at The Juilliard School), Joseph Bloch (pianist, Alkan scholar, and executive director of the Ravinia Festival), and Dorothy Donegan ( Audley Wasson was a professor at the Trinity-Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London.The man died in Chicago at the age of 95. The headline was "A Last link with Liszt passes on". The family was headed by the son of the parents. He had three brothers. Mary Forrest was married to <mask> in Berlin in 1900. They had a son who later served as Swiss Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Esther LaBerge was a concert singer and associate professor of voice at Chicago Musical College when she was married to Mary Forrest <mask>.One of Esther LaBerge <mask>'s daughters was a professor of art history. She died in 2007. There are external links to the papers at the library. There are American male conductors and American male pianists.

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texts: Robert Markovich, better known as <mask>, is a retired American professional wrestler. He wrestled for the World Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling, the Universal Wrestling Federation, World Championship Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling, and the National Wrestling Conference. Markovich began his career in 1982 at a World Wrestling Federation taping, after being trained by "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka. He was defeated by Larry Sharpe, a noted wrestler. He continued to wrestle under the name "<mask>", facing opponents such as Jimmy Snuka, Blackjack Mulligan, and Buddy Rose. <mask> won his first match a little more than a month after his debut at a house show in Salisbury, MD. He became a full-time member despite his inexperience.He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He defeated similar undercard talent like Barry Hart and Mac Rivera. He only wrestled a small number of WWF matches in 1985 and 1984 after his January 1984 appearance. He appeared for the NWC in Massachusetts in 1985 as "Cowboy" <mask>. <mask> was known as "The Tiger" during a WWF tour of Australia in 1986. He wore a mask and wrestled as The Red Demon. He was the opponent for Billy Graham in the WWF on September 16, 1986.He only wrestled as The Red Demon after a loss to Jerry Allen. January 26, 1988 was the last time he and Van Van Horne competed in a WWF match. While still wrestling under a mask in the WWF, Markovich joined World Class Championship Wrestling in Texas and made his first appearance on a Christmas Day card. He achieved his greatest success in the promotion when he defeated Roberto Soto, Steve Simpson, Matt Borne, and The Dingo Warrior to win a tournament and the Texas title. He lost the title in a match in Fort Worth three weeks later. <mask> left the promotion in March after entering a losing streak. <mask> joined the Universal Wrestling Federation after losing to Steve Williams on April 19 in Fort Worth, TX.He wrestled twelve times for the UWF, defeating The Super Ninja, Mike Boyette, Dick Murdoch, and others. He left Power Pro Wrestling after a match with Sting. World Championship Wrestling (1989) <mask> entered World Championship Wrestling (WCW) on February 4, 1989 losing to Abdullah the Butcher at a house show in Philadelphia, PA. The promotion ended at the end of March. On August 29, 1989 Markovich returned to the WWF and was defeated by Jimmy Snuka at a Wrestling Challenge taping in Springfield, MA. He started a full-time run with the promotion in December. <mask> was defeated by The Ultimate Warrior at a WWF Superstars of Wrestling taping in Alabama on January 2, 1990, less than three years after defeating him to win the Texas Heavyweight Championship.He picked up his first victory in 27 years when he pinned Jim Powers in Wheeling, WV. When Brady was given the character of Battlekat, he was given the first real push of his career. The character was dressed in a furry black mask. His first televised opponent was <mask> in a match that aired on Wrestling Challenge in 1990. After the match, the WWF decided to give the gimmick to the acrobatic <mask>. After two weeks on Wrestling Spotlight, he would make his debut as the Kat. Markovich would see the greatest push of his WWF tenure, facing and defeating Buddy Rose, Pez Whatley, Paul Diamond, and Boris Zukhov.His run at Battlekat ended when he was defeated by The Barbarian on the December 10th edition of Prime Time Wrestling. In 1991, <mask> returned to his previous role as an enhancement talent and lost to many people. He was involved in a minor angle on Wrestling Challenge on September 10, 1991. After Big Bully Busick attacked him before the bell, the two went to a no-contest. Sid Justice defeated Busick. The final match of Markovich's career was against High Energy on November 20, 1992. In 1991, he was ranked # 302 of the 500 best singles wrestlers in the PWI 500.He was ranked the 335th best singles wrestler in the PWI 500. There are references to American male professional wrestlers year of birth missing and living people.

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texts: <mask> was a Spanish playwright. One of the most important dramatists of the early 18th century was a cavalry officer. Caizares was born in Madrid on July 4, 1676, and was christened in the church of San Martn ten days later. His parents were born in the region known as La Mancha. <mask> was named after his father. His mother was Doa <mask>. Both parents were members of the minor nobility or hidalgo class, which their son later portrayed with humor in many of his plays.Caizares joined the military in his late teens or early twenties. In the War of the Spanish Succession, he was a member of the heavily armored cavalry and fought on the side of Felipe V. When the king and his armies returned to the capital in 1702, Caizares was appointed fiscal de comedias, a member of the Board of Theatrical Censors. The committee included the Magistrate and his appointees, as well as the Vicar of Madrid and his two appointees. Every play proposed for public performance in Madrid had to be submitted to this committee. The officials must approve the play or it will be banned from the stage. Caizares submitted many of his plays for approval.As he gained experience in his craft, the board occasionally called upon him to revise a classic Golden Age play so that it would comply with the moral and political views of early 18th century Spain. His signed approbations can be found on manuscripts dating as early as 1702. His fiscal receipts were found to be dated as early as 1708. He supplemented his military and civil service incomes by writing plays. We only know what the public records reveal about Caizares' family life. Prior to 1733, Caizares married Doa Lorenza, daughter of Don Gregorio <mask> and Doa Phelipa Osorio <mask>, both residents of Madrid. Doa Lorenza had a son, Pedro, with Don Andrés Gonzlez.On November 16, 1733, she gave birth to Caizares' son and heir, named <mask>. Jernima was named after Caizares' mother. The daughter's birth was noted by Pérez Pastor. Opposite the Plazuela de Santo Domingo was the family residence. Caizares' life changed in 1747. He worked in the counting house of the Duke of Osuna. He and his wife made a will on November 25th, giving her custody of the children in the event of his death.He received his last salary as fiscal on September 10, 1750. His widow collected the balance for the last six months. <mask> <mask> was buried in the Dominican monastery of El Rosario after he died in Madrid. His works continued to be performed in Madrid and the provinces through the remainder of the 18th century and into the first few years of the 19th, with occasional revivals up to the present day. The most prolific dramatist of early 18th century Spain was <mask> Caizares, who wrote 80-100 comedias and zarzuelas. After his death, many of his plays became part of the repertory of the Madrid companies. He is said to have written his first play at the age of 13: Lascuentas del Gran Capitn.Caizares' version was a huge hit when it was finally produced in his adult years. zarzuelas on classical, mythological, and chivalresque themes were presented in the royal theater of the Buen Retiro. Many features of the Italian opera were incorporated into this type of play, which was produced in collaboration with well-known composers of the period. There were spoken scenes and passages that were sung. The zarzuela was unique in that it retained many elements of the Calderonian comedia, including the three-act format and typical characters such as the rustic nobleman and comical servant. The first performance dates for the zarzuelas are Acis y Galatea, Las Amazonas de Espaa, and Jupiter y Anfitri. Caizares began writing for the great public theaters of Madrid after this period.Caizares wrote a lot of comedia. Castigar Favoreciendo (To Punish by Favoring), Dios los cra y ellos se juntan are some of his most popular capa y espada plays. Some of his most popular historical plays focus on a military hero who saves the day for his or her country. His picaresque comedias include El picarillo en Espaa y Seor de la Gran Canaria, and El falso nuncio de Portugal. La ms amada de Cristo is one of the religious plays. St. John of the Cross is associated with Teresa of Avila. The living image of Christ is based on the legend of the Holy Child of La Guardia.The two genres at which Caizares excelled were the comedia de figurn and the comedia de magia. At Christmas, Easter, and other seasons of joy, one or another of the most popular rarely failed to be presented. His plays include El Dmine Lucas and La ms ilustre fregona. The zarzuela De los hechizos de amor la msica is called The Greatest Enchantment of Love is Music. The public liked Caizares' comedias de magia, a genre full of special effects and sudden plot twists. Don Juan de Espina en Madrid, El asombro de Francia, and the Wonder of France are among these. The Royal Chapel of Madrid commissioned Caizares to write a collection of lyrics for Christmas carols, as well as two examples of Gongorine-style funereal prose.20 had at least one performance after 1800. A series of Golden Age works were presented by the opera theater Caos del Peral. The Teatro de la Cruz had a performance of Dmine Lucas in 1840. Some of his zarzuelas have been revived on the Madrid stage. Acis y Galatea 1708 El estrago en la fineza, Jpiter y Semele is a Spanish-language zarzuela opera. There are references to Joseph Antonio. Hijos de Madrid, dignidades, armas, ciencias, and artes.Cayetano <mask> la. The teatro antiguo espaol has mediados. There was a crtico de las comedias anunciadas in Madrid from 1661 to 1819. The Little Theaters of Madrid were founded in 1759-1819. The person is Cotarelo y Mori. El establecimiento de la pera en Espaa hasta 1800. The dramaturgo olvidado del siglo XVIII was written by Ebersole.Jack, W.S. "Bances candamo and the Calderonian Decadents." PMLA, 44 (1929), 1079. Moir, Duncan W. Theatros de los passados presentes siglos. Cristbal, Pérez Pastor. 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Hispanfila, 4 was published in 1961.Angel, Valbuena Prat. The Teatro espaol has a Historia. The births and deaths of Spanish dramatists and playwrights.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask> or <mask>, is a fine art photographer, designer, color theorist, and digital artist. Traditional black and white photography, revival of hand-colored photographic technique, and early practitioners of digital photography are some of the things he is known for. Stephanic advocated for the computer as a fine art medium. <mask> was born in Canton, Ohio, an industrial town in the northeast rust belt of Ohio. He was in the U.S. Navy from 1966 to 1968. He returned to school after his time in the Navy and began his career as a fine art photographer. He began his studies in art at Northern Virginia Community College in 1970.Fine arts classes were offered at the Corcoran School of Art as well as the George Washington University campus. He earned a degree in 1977. He was accepted into the Fine Arts graduate program in the fall of that year. <mask> received a Master's degree in Fine Arts, Photography. His work with hand-colored photography put him on the verge of a revival of the process in fine art photography. <mask> joined the faculty as a full-time and tenure track Visiting Professor of Photography in 1980. He was an art faculty colleague of the noted Washington painter Arthur Hall Smith, who moved to Associate Professor of Photography and then to Associate Professor of Design in 1991.He is an Associate Professor at The George Washington University. <mask> introduced computer design to the art curriculum. He created a prototype multimedia resource for the National Bonsai Foundation in 1996. He became the Director of the Summer Distant Learning Initiative in 2007. The way forward for online learning at the university was paved by his experience with the new technology. His career in education and art continued at the same time. He was a juror in the Herndon Festival of Fine Arts Show in 1991, the Council for the arts of Herndon, Herndon, VA in 1993, and the National Photographic Exhibition: Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival in 1998.Exhibitions <mask> has a professional exhibition record. Five of his works were accepted into the permanent collection of the Bibliothque nationale de France after an exhibit at Galerie Lee in Paris, France in 1999. There were four works, three of which were hand-colored photographs and two of which were digital prints. <mask> was represented in Washington, DC by a gallery. A selection of his prints are in the permanent collection of the University of Maryland University College. <mask>'s work was frequently shown in the Dimock Gallery, George Washington Art Galleries, as a member of the art faculty at The George Washington University. The Fine Arts Center Gallery, Charles County Community College, La Plata, MD., is now known as The Tony Hungerford Memorial Gallery, College of Southern Maryland."Scenes of Southern Italy" was selected for an exhibit at the World Bank. J.M. is located in Paris, France. The George Washington University, Washington, DC, has an Art Directors Club of Metropolitan Washington Award of excellence. An artistic commentary on the Alfred Stieglitz exhibition, National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. The "Photography by Jeffery L<mask>" exhibition review was presented to the Woman's Caucus for Art of Greater Washington. "JCA Photography Exhibit Innovative" exhibition review, Times Union, Albany, NY (April, 1987) "9/11/01" exhibition review, The Washington Times.

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texts: <mask> is a figure competitor from the United States. <mask> became a professional figure competitor in 2004 after winning the NPC National Figure Championships. <mask> is one of the top competitors in the Industry. Figure International placed in the top-five at the Ms. On two separate occasions, you can see OLYMPIA. <mask> is a professional figure competitor. <mask>'s mother, Marianela, was born in Cuba and her father, Jose, was born in Spain.<mask> and her two brothers, Jose and Carlos, were raised to be active, well-mannered individuals who went after their dreams and worked hard to achieve them. She lives in Louisiana with her friends and family. Her parents encouraged her to play sports. As a child, <mask> was a naturally competitive child. <mask> played volleyball, basketball, softball and track in high school. She received a full four-year scholarship to attend Junior College in Marianna, Florida as a pitcher, and then to Georgia Southwestern State University to play softball, because of her competitive fire. She majored in sociology at that time, and while she loved her education, she didn't like studying or doing homework very much during her college years.<mask> felt that she needed to do something to deal with her competitive nature since she had no sports or people to play with after graduation. She was encouraged by her relatives in the gym to compete in figure contests, so she used free weights to stay active. She won her height class at the New Orleans Figure Championships in 2003 after six months of hard training. She won the figure overall title at the Nationals in 2004, catapulting her into the pros, after coming in second in the Junior Nationals. <mask> won the Pittsburgh Pro Figure Championships and the California Pro Figure Championships in 2005. Things were going well for <mask> at the professional level, but soon she would find herself with some personal issues that began to take their toll on her competitive career. Her hometown was hit by Hurricane Katrina while she was in Spain.<mask> was unable to community with her family in Louisiana for more than a week after the disaster, and she contemplated not attending the 2005 Ms. Her first figure contest. She decided to go to the Olympia after talking to her family in Louisiana. Unable to find adequate gyms in Spain, and only relying on Theraband exercise and outdoor cardio sessions to prepare. She continued her last few preparations for the contest after returning to Louisiana. She placed 4th at the Sacramento Pro Figure and 5th at the 5th Figure Olympia, even though she was not in her best condition. In order to be more competitive at the pro level, <mask> asked some of the judges and professional figure competitors what she needed to do to improve her performance on stage and other areas.She was told that she needed to work on her stage presence and conditioning. <mask> placed 1st in the 2006 Arnold Classic after putting her newfound knowledge to work. At this year's Arnold Fitness Weekend, she became the only athlete besides Jenny Lynn to hold the Figure International title, in total <mask> has won the title twice. <mask> <mask> was born in New Orleans on September 16, 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The height is 5'7" and the weight is 128-130 lbs. 136-141 lbs. Lado's training consists of weight training 6 days a week in the off-season.She uses a variation of compound and isolation movements, with free weights, machines and cables, in her training to focus on her hamstrings, back, and shoulders. <mask> uses between 9 and 16 sets per bodypart. She will train her legs early in the week when she is fresh. <mask> uses the StepMill, elliptical machine and incline treadmill as her main tools. In the off-season, she does one to two sessions of Cardio six days a week. The competition history includes the New Orleans Championships, the Louisiana State Championships, the New Orleans Figure Championships, and the Greater Gulf States Figure Championships. <mask> is a figure international champ.California is known for its strength and fitness. The September 2006 edition was published by Weider Publications, a division of American Media Inc. Section: Training and Fitness covers Lado's article. The Official Website 1978 births Living people and figure competitors.

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